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Meaning of lutenist
Wordnet
lutenist (n)
a musician who plays the lute
Webster
lutenist (n.)
Same as Lutanist.
lutenist Sentence Examples
- The renowned lutenist strummed ethereal melodies that filled the grand hall.
- She was a virtuoso lutenist, her fingers dancing gracefully across the strings.
- The lutenist's accompaniment enhanced the haunting vocals of the troubadour.
- The medieval banquet featured a lutenist playing lively tunes for the entertainment of the guests.
- The Elizabethan lutenist's repertoire included both love songs and intricate instrumental pieces.
- The lutenist's music transported the audience to a bygone era of courtly love and elegance.
- The Baroque lutenist incorporated elaborate ornamentation and dramatic harmonies into his performances.
- The lutenist's skills were highly sought after for both courtly and popular entertainment.
- The modern lutenist continues to revive and preserve the ancient art of lute playing.
- The lutenist's ethereal harmonies created a mesmerizing and unforgettable sonic experience.
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a musician who plays the luteSame as Lutanist.
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The renowned lutenist strummed ethereal melodies that filled the grand hall.
She was a virtuoso lutenist, her fingers dancing gracefully across the strings.
The lutenist's accompaniment enhanced the haunting vocals of the troubadour.
The medieval banquet featured a lutenist playing lively tunes for the entertainment of the guests.
